[Codeflier]

This is a better deal...

Freeze Dried Deal through Oct. 10

This is from Mountain House as a private label and all Freeze-Dried, no dehydrated. Special through 10/10 is awesome - you will not find a better deal. Expiration 2035 when stored at 70 degrees, in the dark with low humidity. If you have ever had Mountain House when camping, you know this is pretty good stuff. Just make sure you have a water source and a way to heat the water to boiling.

[FromLori]

Thank you.

[djf]

I bought a couple of the Mountain House freeze dried packs and put them in storage.
One morning I figured what the hey so I boiled some water and tried the breakfast, scrambled eggs with bacon.
It was delicious! Really, really good!

So I went back to the place I got them, and the store had taken them off the shelves and put them in the back because they consider them a “seasonal” item (camping, hiking, etc). I asked if they had any left, and they did, so I bought them out (about 25 large packs) and they gave me a huge discount on them too!

So I would recommend these to anybody because they have a very long shelf life and if you can boil water, you can make a meal.

[Pan_Yan]

Mark

[ChocChipCookie]

Mountain House is pretty good, but be sure to try small size packages before investing in the #10 cans. I was sent several different types to sample, and their Mexican filling for wraps was nasty, and I love Mexican food.

Also, they’re very high in sodium, if that’s an issue. Check out the ingredient list to make sure there are no allergy or sensitivity issues.

[bgill]

This is from Mountain House as a private label and all Freeze-Dried, no dehydrated. Special through 10/10 is awesome

How big are the shipped boxes? What size of storage area would this need?

[bgill]

Oh, sorry, I figured it out - 18 gallons. That would last 3 weeks for a family of 4.

[kalee]

What do 2 people do with a #10 can of food? How long does it last after it’s opened?